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... JUMA7 AW'IVuMo 00N71 I, I I Fa D PjwdN-, teadinga edo. .Inave dbao NARZHAK AND NM=z RAILVAZ.-Fenr ratsyf I'am ,es mad akuy ta Lto ;puaes~m with Mae. OW514 UWK ; lam% Mki00L ?? ?? with theOaT d an Noath e sm NM DowEaam, gram PZTM ARD BosOIN RAILVATIL- Por r V-aXIMIhear idnassomi ablimabm, _ t _ D abstakspery. CIpta, Im ; Ermax AND RUDRT RA WAM-For ma Uns5 to the' 'At Sd WNSt JunMIdOM, and to ...

... j 5- Fo =eq s wawcIL - - P06ok CHURCH-B PrSP55Z Ir WAR WICK.I I SNI-ZN .I1:!~ .o ma~ t; .ha .4 .. e owe av nu ftiad fee hea fur tedadm felgata !OL 4*W 0arimwprwO odgiaa a, ,~&aq~q~hb ae & VW eibeehthinatwa&ck Aimopt Awm pmeaset wm ord nail . Lori*UVOW4t; t10e9o, andk J. 7. ; H. Danqepest FemleySeq., 11. Tor 'Wfth Warwihehle; te Veomil Ar~acoaSandford, the ,eBoreede Canes Pllki~gcu, ...

... NA|ONArL PEROVID ZT iNSWITION. The twenty-sixth aninuli general reetoin ofhe orints v VW hold at the Lno aeaM rzlnbechair. K. The -prekt whic h-aboaedy bees Ipuabellsa, havig bees *&ken - ream, The CHADxas in 3rpasmioI far amdoption aptua tbh eembers on the cimtloadraprity a the inotitutioum The result of Awl opesioulcoge ?? 1.e -was exaeelle~ favorale amd M&e they shoO de.v Iae hihs ...

... I TEtptAPHIo INTEULIGENOL (uMa's TUGAIMB) THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE DUCHIES. BERLIN, Ocm 19. The semi-official Provinzial Corrnpomdenz of to. day, in an article upon the Danish question, Bays: After the conclusion of peace it will be necessary, provisionally, to organise the government of the duchies. Preliminarily, the administration will be conducted by Austria and Prussia. The suc. ...

... RUB 'L V7JIM I- he:g ?? meting of membon ?? sausy Wi *kii BEui, a i aboW t e Vadbem of** wsiuntaxy ?? hmwvIW f ewt Eaaitthmtus~g~ps ktmi,6 11 thev marn the an a~ditwn tbe tiakme qpubfbeu~e *a- luntapy ssi h ~~ & M.Gs ?? oommnol bm _: k~A * a.d. ai tamty. of tha and t ih the m tr 'a t ?? Whook, d * toK luatt-~~ i'u~ -U- iu. tdam, Satp kYtorumm, ime and Me haaG, 2 leadng (1 06S booh Su 8 ; il ...

... - - r AS ?? I 3 q J L . I I I _ | PiTOBA BgSH8OP I !. ~, i., ?? .. .. i - 7 , .. -. . i Ai. 4h40eaof l0 owig 'bYa i it,1~tO Hisso* efhdirwiaaj: tae deemo. selv ='bytlebof bs Spirit of GAd fthce ovr the. e~ ef drea,awertts too. fisetta A qhtqa bvry eyorearfs 6her t ' e tidfk %lhliyii h they we Placedbrehre I Ps* that 'wh ~ ~ ha ae ot lihywret havpece too seg Ieoo.soap p. !a, that s hichjce ...

... WESTMINSrER. a A meeting of the electors of Weetminster favour: t able h the ?? of Mr. Wlillam Hew Smith Wa bhld a last evening es i llis's Roome, to meet the hoourabrle Ei candidate, and hear from him an exposition of his po a litical views., The ?? -u hold In the Lower Room, which was crowded. -K. J7. L. ELLIOT, in the d absence of Earl Peroy presided; and. there w9r t on the platform the ...

... THE BOMBAY MATL I~ . I By the aival of the above mal we have advices t from Bombay to March 28, and from Calcutta to Marchl 22.. The ?? preparations for the war in Bhoobn fare mid to be on a eal.e sufficient for a ten uonthbs campaign. Substantial buildings for the B shelter of the troop in the Doon are pianned for, and a lakh of rupees has been placed at the diu- posal ot the chief en ineer ...

... *. FjT- QUESTION. 1* -l *~ 'U IR Or TH DAMY NEW3. 6^.Tatu aWe4 Xw ?? the malt-tax quadio which, as iftj# 'siki'a been kept out of A It by the agitators f6r itcrei1al. I mean the pry effect of free malt upon tbe price of barley', and upon the revenue derived from another exciseable article epirits. The price of the finest qualitios of home-grown barley has been during this season about 36s. ...

... LO0VD AMBRP.EY AND THE LEEDS ESWOOPS. .- 4 - Viscount Anmberley, in his speech at the meeting of nonelectors of Leeda on. Friday night (la aieady reported by telegraph), alluded to some of the'adverse criticis which have been published upon his speshea t Leeds. His lordship said :-Vety grave mlisepreseu- fotions have appeared with regard t the course it has been my duty to take antbe subject. ...

... I I ?? ?? (zaoxoui 00 W cfuzrni [A portion of he *following appeamd -in our EvenDg 2 gdstion of yesterda:] . . 11Y-le:1=PARiS, S a E Agreathorse-dealing case, justcdecided bthe t Qivil Tribunal of the Seine elucidates a great many a curious' point of moder arinian - mannezs. We d leari from it not only that a French duke pays the a astounding price of 8001. for a horse to give to-a , lady who ...